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Stay Healthy During the Flu Vaccine Shortage |
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by totalhealth editors
Stay Healthy During the Flu Vaccine Shortage
Consumers can turn to all natural remedies to stay healthy during the flu vaccine shortage.
A May 2004 study from the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention
shows that 55 percent of consumers
are combining alternative treatments
with conventional medicines.
Recent news of this year’s flu vaccine
shortage has caught experts and
consumers by surprise. With just half
the anticipated vaccine supply, thousands
will not be innoculated as anticipated, including many at high
risk for developing the flu this winter.
Americans looking to alternative
approaches to recover quickly from the
flu now have a new flu-fight weapon in
their arsenal: Hyland’s Complete Flu
Care. Not only does it contain a homeopathic
medicine clinically proven to
speed recovery from flu symptoms
when taken at the first stages of illness,
it also contains five additional
medicines that minimize a variety of
flu symptoms that can keep individuals
home from work or feeling too
sick to keep up with their busy lives.
Complete Flu Care is a nonprescription,
aspirin-free formula that
is safe for all members of the family
and, like all homeopathic medicines,
work without any known side effects.
Clinical trails of one of the key medicines
in Complete Flu Care showed
that it significantly relieved flu symptoms.
The most recently published
research finds nearly 63 percent of
patients who took the medicine
showed clear improvement from flulike
symptoms, compared with just
48.5 percent of the placebo group.
Complete Flu Care also contains
additional symptom-relieving homeopathic
medicines that relieve chills,
body aches, headache and more.
In addition to natural remedies
such as Hyland’s Complete Flu Care,
Dr. Joyce P. Frye also recommends the
following practices for staying well this
flu season:
- Wash hands several times a day, especially at work and at school.
- Cover sneezes and coughs with sleeve instead of hands.
- Get enough rest and exercise.
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